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How do I get a real estate agent to work with me?

So I live on the east coast and I can’t find any real estate agents to even answer simple questions or return calls. I am thinking it’s bc my price range ($225k or under) is just not worth anyone’s time? All these homes are just getting cash offers, how will we ever be able to buy something if no one even returns a call? I think this is one of many many issues with the real estate market right now that even if you are in the market if you don’t have an ungodly amount of cash to just throw at something no one will even work with you. It’s hard enough to find something even somewhat live-able in that price range and when we finally do we are just ignored. Is there a way around this or are we just screwed? There needs to be a cap on how many homes people can buy to just be “investments” so people who actually need a place to live can buy imo.

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